Inverness to Dingwall by train

Passenger view from a train travelling through green countryside

Leave behind the ancient cathedral city of Inverness, with its domineering architecture and cosmopolitan vibe for the tranquil market town of Dingwall. Trains from Inverness to Dingwall allow you to sit back and relax as you are transported through the Highlands, along the Beauly Firth through timeworn forests and villages of a bygone era. Whether you’re travelling to Dingwall to catch up with an old friend, play a round of a golf or to simply enjoy the panoramic views you can plan your journey to perfection with our live train times from Inverness to Dingwall below.

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From off-peak to family tickets, discover a ticket that fits your travel needs.

Anytime

Discounted tickets for travel during quieter times.

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Unlimited travel on your chosen date
No advance booking required
Ideal for changing plans

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Off-Peak

Discounted tickets for travel during quieter times.

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Cheaper fares
Valid all day on weekends and Bank Holidays
Quieter trains

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Child tickets

Discounted fare for children aged 5–15.

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Affordable travel for families
Kids for £2 offer
Under 5s travel free

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Frequently asked questions

Got questions about your train journey?

We have got you covered with answer to some of the most commonly asked questions below.

Can I travel with pets?

Can I bring luggage on board, and is there a size limit?

Can I reserve a seat?

Can I bring a bicycle on board?

Yes, you can bring a bicycle on Thameslink trains. However, bicycles are only allowed on certain trains, and there may be restrictions during peak hours.

You don’t need to book a bike space in advance, but please ensure your bike doesn't obstruct aisles or doors.

If the train is busy, you may be asked to wait for a less crowded service.

For further information please view our cycle policy.

Is there Wi-Fi and charging points on the train?

Are there accessible facilities available for passengers with reduced mobility?

Yes, Thameslink trains and stations are equipped with accessible facilities for passengers with reduced mobility. This includes step-free access to platforms, dedicated spaces for wheelchairs and mobility scooters, and accessible toilets on most trains.

If you need assistance during your journey, our staff are available to help. It's always a good idea to let us know in advance if you need special assistance.

Contact our assisted travel team to book assistance, and find out more about support during your journey.

Does Thameslink offer quiet coaches on its trains?

No, Thameslink does not offer quiet coaches on its services.

If you're travelling within the next two hours and would like an indication of how busy your train may be, you can check your journey on our Live Departure Boards and look for the colour-coded seat availability symbols.

For additional information and travel resources, please visit our ‘support while you’re travelling’ page.

Are there food and drink services available during the journey?